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When finished the new culinary space will provide students with a larger and more specialized learning experience.

Construction Intensifies

Stephanie Riedel, News Editor August 23, 2016

Construction in Madison during the summer has always been a pain, but here at Madison College  Truax campus it will continue into the fall. Returning students will remember last semester’s dust from...

President Obama answers questions from student journalists in the White House press briefing room. The students, including Clarion Managing Editor Josh Zytkiewicz, were there as part of the first ever National College Reporter Day.

Power of the press highlighted at White House

Josh Zytkiewicz, Managing Editor May 3, 2016
Obama reminds students of the role journalists play
Handwritten letters carry more of an impact

Handwritten letters carry more of an impact

Ana Bon, Artistic Director May 3, 2016

Do people recognize their own handwriting? Is type the new form that has gradually been taking over the art of penmanship? Writing with a pencil has never been such an arduous task for some, but for...

Hillary Clinton responds to local attorney

Nicolas Lamorte, Editor In Chief April 20, 2016

Nicki Vander Muelen is a public attorney of juvenile criminal defense and the disabled. Vander Muel, based in Madison, recently attended a campaign event for Hillary Clinton, and was lucky enough to directly...

Madison College Student Life Advisor Rogelio Encizo is assisting with a new group at the college called the Interclub Diversity Council. The group’s long-term goal will be to create recommendations for serving the needs of under-represented groups.

Promoting equity, inclusion

Mouna Algahaithi, News Editor April 20, 2016

Hate crimes. Assaults. Micro-aggression. Racist comments. Daily attacks on identities viewed as “other” are demanding attention from colleges and universities nationwide, and increasingly here in Madison,...

Colleges strive to support diversity on campus

Mouna Algahaithi, News Editor April 20, 2016

As college students, we understand the importance of incorporating and celebrating diversity on campus. At most colleges, students are invited to attend cultural potlucks, foreign music concerts, or ethnic...

8 books to read before the movie comes out

Cristina Springfield, Librarian April 20, 2016

Why read the book before the movie comes out? Well for one, the plot is richer. A movie doesn’t usually run much more than two hours long. How long would it take you to finish a really good book?...

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Public Safety Report April 20th

April 20, 2016

Public Safety Officers respond to many calls for service and we communicate our activities to the college community. Here are some of the notable incidents from this past month. On March 29, Public...

Bunkys Cafe located on the East Side of Madison, now to be a rent location for parties and events

Bunky’s Cafe closes after 13 years

John Everman, Staff Writer April 20, 2016

Madison will be saying goodbye to Bunky's Café as a restaurant at the end of this month. One of the city’s most popular restaurants, it has been a fixture in the East Side for well over a decade. They...

The final days of West Campus at 302 S. Gammon Road are approaching.

Campus changes

Kimberly Michal, Copy Editor April 20, 2016

Madison College’s District Board will likely decide the fate of the Downtown Campus and a proposed expansion of the South Campus during its May 4 meeting. During the District Board’s April 6 meeting,...

Writer/Director Qasim Basir spoke with students at Madison College after the screaning of his movie Mooz-Lum on March 22.

Director of ‘Mooz-Lum’ Speaks on Campus

Mouna Algahaithi, News Editor April 6, 2016

Writer and director Qasim “Q” Basir flew into Madison on March 22, to lead a critical discussion with Madison College students regarding self-discovery, the power of film and narrative, as well as...

An Economist’s View of the Campaign

Mouna Algahaithi, News Editor April 6, 2016

Clarion News editor Mouna Algahaithi sat down for a Q&A with Madison College Professor of Economics and Environmental Studies, John Peck. Q: What economic “hot topics” should young voters be...

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